Telstra and Starlink are pioneering Satellite-to-Mobile text messaging in Australia. Through leveraging satellite technology, this partnership aims to address mobile coverage limitations in remote areas.
As the demand for specialized cybersecurity rises, Red Helix commits £1 million to expand its UK-based 24/7 security operations center. By intensifying its team capacity and integrating cutting-edge tools, Red Helix ensures SMEs can access top-tier cyber protection.
DIDWW has launched free phone number porting in the Czech Republic, complemented by intuitive online tools and two-way SIP trunking. This expansion simplifies the porting process, enabling businesses to enhance communication efficiency and access advanced VoIP services at no cost.
A recent U.S. Court of Appeals ruling struck down FCC efforts to restore net neutrality, reigniting the debate over broadband’s classification. The court’s decision challenges regulations treating ISPs as public utilities.
Amazon is set to disrupt the UK’s satellite broadband market with Project Kuiper, aiming to rival Starlink’s dominance. By deploying over 3,200 satellites targeting underserved areas, Amazon seeks to revolutionize connectivity.
Swisscom’s acquisition of Vodafone Italia for €8 billion is set to shake Italy’s telecom industry, merging Vodafone with Fastweb. This reduces mobile operators, challenging TIM’s market dominance. The move boosts Swisscom’s competitive edge, marking a significant milestone in expanding its European telecom presence.
Macquarie Asset Management has made a bid for Axiata Group’s Edotco, valuing the tower company at around $3.5 billion. Axiata, which owns 63% of Edotco, is evaluating the offer amid ongoing talks.
The EU is advancing its satellite broadband network, IRIS², to rival Starlink. With a €10.6 billion budget, the constellation of 300 satellites will deliver secure communications across Europe and Africa by 2030.
T-Mobile US is redefining telecommunications by launching its innovative beta direct-to-cellular service with Starlink in 2025, aiming to eliminate cellular dead zones. Starting with text messaging, with future voice and data expansion, this service promises to enhance connectivity seamlessly.
European telecom operators face formidable challenges in phasing out copper networks by 2030, as highlighted in a BEREC report. The EU’s ambitious goal to enhance digital capacity with complete 5G and fiber connectivity underscores significant obstacles.
